Method for preventing harm from constrictions formed during coating with a protective coat in the cooling holes of gas-cooled parts
AssigneeAlstom (Switzerland) Ltd
InventorAlexander Beeck
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AssigneeAlstom (Switzerland) Ltd
InventorAlexander Beeck
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A method is disclosed for preventing harm caused by constrictions in the cooling holes of gas-cooled parts, in particular of gas turbines and/or burners. These constrictions form because the walls of the gas-cooled parts through which the cooling holes extend and which are covered on their outside with a protective, first coating are provided during the course of an overhaul with a second, repeat coating, and coating material is deposited in the cooling holes. Constant flow ratios in the cooling holes are achieved in a simple manner in that prior to the overhaul, the cooling holes are constricted with first means to an extent that corresponds to the later constrictions created during the course of the second coating. The first means are removed after the overhaul. The first means takes the form of an insert with holes that constrict the flow through the cooling holes.
A method for maintaining the effective cross-sectional area of cooling holes of gas cooled parts during repeated coating operations, the method comprising:
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